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German Tourist Found Alive 12 Days After She Was Lost In Australian Outback
German tourist Carolina Wilga was found alive in Australia's remote Outback on Friday, 12 days after she went missing and a day after her abandoned van was discovered, police said.
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Body Believed To Be Of Missing Hiker In Australia Found Nearly After 2 Weeks
A body has been found in the search for a woman lost for more than two weeks in Australia's arid outback, police said Wednesday after two of her friends were rescued.
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Tourists Lost In Australia Rescued, Lived On Vodka, Biscuits For 2 Weeks
A man and woman have been rescued after surviving two weeks in Australia's arid outback on little more than vodka, groundwater and biscuits, but a third person is still missing, police said Tuesday.
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South Africa vs Australia: Steve Smith Looks Forward to Pace Challenge
When Australia beat England 4-0 in their recent home Ashes series, the tourists' lower order was blown away by aggressive short-pitched bowling from pace trio Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins.
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Great Barrier Reef Damage Could Cost Australia A Million Tourists: Study
Mass coral bleaching on Australia's Great Barrier Reef could cost the region more than a million tourists a year and up to Aus$1.0 billion (US$760 million) in lost revenue, a study warned Wednesday.
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More Than 100 Homes Lost In Australia's Christmas Day Bushfires
More than 100 homes burned down in a leading Australia tourist area as Christmas Day bushfires remained out of control and dangerous on Saturday, with officials predicting more blazes to come in the hot southern summer.
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The Ashes: Harris Retires, Haddin Errs - Key Moments of England's Triumph
Australia lost a wicket-taking bowler when Ryan Harris retired before the Ashes while Brad Haddin's continued poor form left the tourists struggling in the Ashes series against England.
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Boxing Day Test: India up Against MCG Record to Save Australia Series
Mahendra Singh Dhoni's tourists trail 2-0 in the four-match series after defeats in Adelaide and Brisbane, and have lost their last five encounters at the MCG stretching back 23 years.
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Accept DRS or Suffer, Current and Former Players Tell BCCI
India were at the receiving end of at least five contentious umpiring decisions in the lost first two Tests against Australia, prompting skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni to say that the tourists are being more hard done.
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Former Greats Laud Australia and India for Thrilling First Test
India chose to go for the win rather than settle for a draw on the final day of the first Test against Australia. The tourists in Adelaide however, lost the match by 48 runs.
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The Ashes: Australia to show no mercy against Graeme Swann-less England
Little has gone right for England Down Under. The tourists arrived in Australia as favourites just months after winning the Ashes 3-0 on home soil but lost them inside 14 playing days -- stunned by the home side's aggressive approach.
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India have lost the mental edge: Brett Lee
Veteran Australian pacer Brett Lee believes India have lost the mental edge this summer and his team would look to take full advantage of the tourists' slump by preventing them from getting on board in any format.
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German Tourist Found Alive 12 Days After She Was Lost In Australian Outback
German tourist Carolina Wilga was found alive in Australia's remote Outback on Friday, 12 days after she went missing and a day after her abandoned van was discovered, police said.
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Body Believed To Be Of Missing Hiker In Australia Found Nearly After 2 Weeks
A body has been found in the search for a woman lost for more than two weeks in Australia's arid outback, police said Wednesday after two of her friends were rescued.
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Tourists Lost In Australia Rescued, Lived On Vodka, Biscuits For 2 Weeks
A man and woman have been rescued after surviving two weeks in Australia's arid outback on little more than vodka, groundwater and biscuits, but a third person is still missing, police said Tuesday.
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South Africa vs Australia: Steve Smith Looks Forward to Pace Challenge
When Australia beat England 4-0 in their recent home Ashes series, the tourists' lower order was blown away by aggressive short-pitched bowling from pace trio Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins.
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Great Barrier Reef Damage Could Cost Australia A Million Tourists: Study
Mass coral bleaching on Australia's Great Barrier Reef could cost the region more than a million tourists a year and up to Aus$1.0 billion (US$760 million) in lost revenue, a study warned Wednesday.
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More Than 100 Homes Lost In Australia's Christmas Day Bushfires
More than 100 homes burned down in a leading Australia tourist area as Christmas Day bushfires remained out of control and dangerous on Saturday, with officials predicting more blazes to come in the hot southern summer.
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The Ashes: Harris Retires, Haddin Errs - Key Moments of England's Triumph
Australia lost a wicket-taking bowler when Ryan Harris retired before the Ashes while Brad Haddin's continued poor form left the tourists struggling in the Ashes series against England.
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Boxing Day Test: India up Against MCG Record to Save Australia Series
Mahendra Singh Dhoni's tourists trail 2-0 in the four-match series after defeats in Adelaide and Brisbane, and have lost their last five encounters at the MCG stretching back 23 years.
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Accept DRS or Suffer, Current and Former Players Tell BCCI
India were at the receiving end of at least five contentious umpiring decisions in the lost first two Tests against Australia, prompting skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni to say that the tourists are being more hard done.
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Former Greats Laud Australia and India for Thrilling First Test
India chose to go for the win rather than settle for a draw on the final day of the first Test against Australia. The tourists in Adelaide however, lost the match by 48 runs.
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The Ashes: Australia to show no mercy against Graeme Swann-less England
Little has gone right for England Down Under. The tourists arrived in Australia as favourites just months after winning the Ashes 3-0 on home soil but lost them inside 14 playing days -- stunned by the home side's aggressive approach.
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India have lost the mental edge: Brett Lee
Veteran Australian pacer Brett Lee believes India have lost the mental edge this summer and his team would look to take full advantage of the tourists' slump by preventing them from getting on board in any format.
